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Creating Research Database
Michael Pitkowsky | Feb 25 2008
I recently read an interesting post at Study Hacks about building a research database. The program used was Microsoft Access and I was looking for suggestions for a Mac program which might accomplish the same tasks. I have Devon Think and will take a look at Filemaker Pro, but I was looking for some other suggestions. Thanks for any help. 2 Comments
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 Bento for research DBSubmitted by jerrybrito on February 25, 2008 - 10:53pm.
Pitman, Thanks so much for the pointer to this article. It’s a brilliant idea. I think Bento, the new simple database package from FileMaker, would be great for this. I’m going to give it a try. Cheers, JB » POSTED IN:
 Neo Office optionSubmitted by pitman on February 26, 2008 - 9:10am.
I don’t have Leopard, so Bento isn’t an option at the moment. I just downloaded Neo Office and the database included with it might be good for me. Good luck with Bento. Maybe this will get me to finally purchase Leopard. » POSTED IN:
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